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The collection preserves original media and their copy protection. Supplied backup copies are also used to document the software and are identified in the screenshot captions.

Digital preservation / Sinclair QL

STRICH — separatori di directory

Creates numbered directory separators and preserves unrelated files. Three tests pass with a documented six-byte portability patch replacing absolute$69B2 with CA_GTSTR vector$116. Original retained; two original default-device tests also pass. Patched/original variants count as one title. Documented functional check, not full validation. ROMs not included.

STRICH — separatori di directory — Creates numbered directory separators and preserves unrelated files. Three tests pass with a documented six-byte portability patch replacing absolute$69B2 with CA_GTSTR vector$116. Original retained; two original default-device tests also pass. Patched/original variants count as one title. Documented functional check, not full validation. ROMs not included.
Creates numbered directory separators and preserves unrelated files. Three tests pass with a documented six-byte portability patch replacing absolute$69B2 with CA_GTSTR vector$116. Original retained; two original default-device tests also pass. Patched/original variants count as one title. Documented functional check, not full validation. ROMs not included. · sQLux
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Platform
Sinclair QL
SHA-256
41cb2587574d295d6bf6c56fa7af00242c0325111ff06069ca710aba1782b467
File timestamp

Timestamp stored in the original ZIP; timezone unspecified. It does not certify the dump acquisition date.

Media contents (5)
QDOS floppy directory
Original nameTypeByte
original_exeExecutable236
STRICH.extExecutable236
bootQL file133
STRICH.docQL file2.048
readme_txtQL file203

Names are preserved as recorded on the medium. “≤” indicates allocated space, not the exact file length.